Doubles with You - thaiseb vs. kuasimudo

After a first try with Diana that was not so convincing, Kuasimudo and I wanted to shoot new doubles, but this time with 35 mm. And the results are so much better.

Some weeks ago, kuasimudo and I shot some doubles with our Dianas and Velvia film. The pictures were nice, but didn’t look like real doubles. So kuasimudo sent me a new film. A 35 mm film, negative and 400 iso ! But how could I shoot doubles with a fast roll like this ?

Nevermind, I put the stuff in my Lomo LC-A, set on 400 iso and 16 aperture, and just shoot in Paris, trying not to overexpose and ruin the film.

I had no idea of the results, but when I received it from my lab, I thought it was pretty nice, wasn’t it ?

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